Claude Ward, 63,
Has Fatal Attack
Claude Ward, M, ai Sugar
Grove, died feiday night at
Wgtauga Hospital after suffer
l heart attack.
waa born in Watauga
County to L D. and Martha
Jane Presnell Ward. He waa a
retired farmer.
Surviving are two aona, Al
fred and Clint Wart <4 Sugar
Glove; five daughter!. Mrs.
Sarah Sue Preaaell of Avon
dale, Pa , Mr* lna Mae Garr of
Cleveland, Ohio, Mrs Lucille
Hicks a i Veneu, Ore., Mn. Car
rie PhHUfs of Recce and Mrs.
Joy Millsaps of Sugar Grova;
three brothers, Edd Ward of
Sugar Grove, Raleigh Ward of
Johnson City, Tenn., and Wil
lard Ward of Gatlinburg, Tenn.;
six sisters, Mrs. Jenne Tetter of
Florida; Mrs. Lula Higgins of
Burnaville, Mrs. Beulah Vines
and Mrs. Hettie leva of Sugar
Grova, Mrs. Delia Ward of But
ler, Taaa., and Mrs. Dot Orider
of ftockingfaam; 14 graadchil
dren; and a great-grandchild.
The funeral was conducted at
2 p. m. Sunday at Antioch Bap
tist Church by the Rev. Carl
Wilson and the Rev. Bynum
Trivette. Burial was in the
Ward oenotery.
Kennie Holdaway, son of William Kenneth
Holdaway of Blowing Rock, is a clerk at the
new Boone Variety Store. Kennie is 21 years
old, and has completed three years at Ap
palachian State Teachers College as a bio
logy major. He has worked in dime stores
since he graduated from Blowing Rock High
School, working his way through college in
the process.
The Sayings
Of Josh Ahrams . ? ?
By CLARK COX
Turlington Wart ford, IV, has
been sent back to reform school
fer stealin' 52 hubcaps frum the
parkin' lot uv the Baptist Church
Simday night.
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Miss Genevrve Dnott an' Air.
Throckmorton Brittle wuz mar
ried Thursday in a simple cere
mony marked by beauty an' con
fusion.
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Flem Rash wuz a patient at the
hospital last week, after bein'
taken suddenly sober.
"I took the fifth amendment
to avoid incineratin' myself,"
Baxter Blotch said after the mur
der trial last week.
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Sinbad Brittle iotb injured in a
fall which occurred. Jatafcy while
loose rungs.
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Early to bed an' early to rise,
en' you'll miss meetin' most
people.
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Flem Flash recently returned
from Chicago, where he reported
ly got Looped.
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Young Bee lAhrams wuz seen
several times last week is the
company uv a good-lookin' art
teacher. "She jest seems to draw
me," be explained.
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Mil ford FYinkel started to write
a autobiography last week, hut
he run out uv things to say after
three pages.
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To call Sinbad Brittle a non
conformist would be a under
statement. He's been tryin' to
organize a Pessimist Club.
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Our photographer hacked into
a open well while takin' a pic
ture uv a fire last week, an'
nearly drowned. He wuz taken to
a local hospital, -where he wuz
found to be sufferta' frum over
exposure.
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Alfred E. Blitz, local chemtt,
thinks he has rfiaoorvered a power
ful new explosive. He plans to
experiment further jest as soon
as he gits his Lab rebuilt.
It appears that even a cold
war costs money, and plenty of
It.
Americanism: The belief by
the people of every state that
thejr live in the best state in
the country, enjoy the best cli
mate and live among the finest
people.
Wadatfa
?mean I
Mookhha
wrestler ?j
m
Stock up now with vitamins and medication for
winter colds, so you can throw them before they
throw you.
E. KING ST. ? AM 4-3766 ? BOOKS, N. C.
4 Pharmacist* To Serve Ten
Dr. O. K. Richardson ? Dr. Wayne R. Rlcharibm
Dr. G. K. Moose ? Dr. Joe C. Miller
Patton Funeral
At Blowing Rock
Mrs. Louie Patton, ace >9.
of 688 Edgeraont Road, Char
lotte, died Sunday at Btow
ing Rock, Route 1, where she
had been a resident for three
montha.
She waa bom to Upton and
Ellen Deaton Powell in South
and was the widow of
JStn Thomas Patton.
Funeral services were con
ducted at the First Baptist
Church in Blowing Rock at 11
a. m., November It, by the
Rev. George Hyler. Graveside
services were held at Old Lib
erty Church cemetery at West
minster, South Carolina.
Surviving are one son, Wil
liam P. Patton of Charlotte; two
daughters, Mrs. Sarah P. Mc
Fadden of Charlotte, Mrs. Mae
P. Salfey of Blowing Rock;
three sisters, Mrs. Cart Smith
of Westminster, S. C., Mrs. J.
P. McDonald, of Greenville,
South Carolina and Mrs. Nora
Andrews of Atlanta, Ga.
FAMILY OF POLICEMEN
Boston ? Arthur Pugsley Sr.
and his seven sons are all mem
bers of the police department
in Boston.
When John and Richard, the
youngest sons, became rookie
policemen the group reached a
record number for any one fam
ily. Mr. Pugsley is a detective
sergeant and five sons are vet
eran patrolmen.
FOR SALE
10 Acre Tract
200 Ft. Frontage
ON HIGHWAY 321
Adjacent to
SKYLINE BOWLING LANES
This Property Has City Water
?MP 4 war WT- '
Offered by
Watauga Industries
Incorporated
and they reserve the right to accept or reject all
offers within 30 days. All offers require a 10%
deposit.
Selling Committee of
Watauga Industries, Inc.
E. F. COE, Chairman
JAMES P. MARSH
A. T. ADAMS
? Patterned Um Trim
Slimline petticoat with full
front shadow panel, elastic
wa^band. White. S, M, L
QUICK SALESH
QUICK PROFITS
When You Sell At The
Mountain Burley Warehouse Company
IN DOWNTOWN BOONE
Beginning Our 23 rd Year of Service To The Farmers oif Watauga and
Adjoining Counties, Whose Cooperation With Us Has Made The
Mountain Burley Warehouse Co. Tops In Service and Price
Remembe r
ft. C. COLEMAN , JR.
Warehouses In Downtown Boone, II. C
Phone AM 4-3526
JOE E. COLEMAN
HARRIET L. SIKES
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